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Explore San Diego, California and the surrounding area. Below you can find community information, including vital statistics, information on local schools as well as resources for finding real estate for sale and homes for sale in San Diego.
The neighborhood of downtown San Diego is made up of the area between the waterfront and Union Ash, and F streets. Broadway, downtown's main street, begins at the Broadway Pier and runs through the center of this bustling area. Though predominantly a commercial neighborhood, downtown San Diego is the site of growing and diverse development of all kinds. Over 1,800 residential units, 1,009,000 square feet of commercial space and hundreds of parking spaces have been slated through 2006. Downtown San DIego is also home to the San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art, the Federal and County courthouses, and the State Office Building.
The area has different temperatures all year round. From nice warm nights of 70F to over 85F in the summer time. Enjoy the warm temperatures in the summer and cozy winters at night.
Downtown San Diego is the city center of San Diego, California and the central business district of the surrounding metropolitan area. Downtown San Diego is literally the city center as the name "Centre City" implies, as it is located in the heart of San Diego County. Many of the city's tallest, most important, and historic buildings are in this area. Downtown San Diego is delimited by San Diego Bay to the west, Hillcrest to the north, San Diego Freeway to the west, and National City to the south. San Diego International Airport is just northwest of downtown.
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